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Since #375, Kerberos tickets are renewed periodically during the execution of the jobs. This is done with a sidecar container.
It works well but it has few small issues:
the job docker image needs to have touch, as it's used to create a file in a directory shared with the sidecar container, so that the sidecar knows when to stop renewing the tickets
it might happen that for some reason the touch command is not called (e.g. missing command, some other failure). in this case the sidecar will keep running, preventing the job from being cleaned up
Possible improvements:
avoid using touch
improve job monitor to detect this situation and clean up the job anyway
Since #375, Kerberos tickets are renewed periodically during the execution of the jobs. This is done with a sidecar container.
It works well but it has few small issues:
touch
, as it's used to create a file in a directory shared with the sidecar container, so that the sidecar knows when to stop renewing the ticketstouch
command is not called (e.g. missing command, some other failure). in this case the sidecar will keep running, preventing the job from being cleaned upPossible improvements:
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